Our kids don't actually walk around without shoes all day. We have a tradition called 'sinterklaas', kind of familiar to Christmas. We celebrate the birthday of Saint Nicholas. The children put one of their shoes under the chimney or next to a door and sing a 'sinterklaas song' just before they go to bed. The 'servants' of Saint Nicholas will then put a present in the shoe while everybody's asleep. The servant in this case are the parents that also bought the presents.
If you're good, Santa will leave toys in your shoe.
If you're bad, you will get a lump of coal.
This is what all parents teach their children in Holland.
It is the Dutch equivalent to the tradition of putting up a stocking at Christmas time.
Put out their shoes, clogs.
They usually put up shoes
Shoes! To receive a present from Sinterklaas (sort of Santa Claus) on his birthday. Put them in front of the fire place with a carrot for the horse of Sinterklaas.
you'll have to check under google, put in "webkinz prices in Holland" or some thing like that
Holland And this is done on 5 December well before Christmass. See the link below for more.
My guess is clogs.
The practice seems confined to the Germanic countries- Holland and Germany. I have read that they put a carrot in the ( wooden) shoe for the nourishment of the Reindeer- this is interesting, Carrots are better associated with one Warner Lapin, better known as Bugs Bunny!
Holland- wooden Klompen here- and possiby Germany. I like that the sound of reindeer hooves- and clompen feet- of wooden footgear!
The rule came out in the Euro 1988. Won by Holland.
I don't know what Holland & Knight says but most local jurisdictions have ordnances that govern how many days in advance of an election signs can be placed.
Do you mean when do they put shoes out for Christmas? It is done December 5th.
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